I stopped at less than halfway through the text. There's way more 'gaming' then 'power'. I think there's a lot more 'play' than 'power' too, or maybe similar.
So what we have is MS messaging that their console is for gaming, and paying, and has power to do these things. Oh, and factoring in the number of bullet-points they call out, it has features too. Thus the main strategy of MS seems to be to really hone in on and focus Gaming, Playing, Power, Features.
Could it just possibly be that there's no particular emphasis here, and the message is that this product is a games machine that gamers might like for all the usual reasons?